arthel. the first time someone was arrested for sending poison letters, an fbi agent said they didn't have any evidence linking him to the crime. this time it is different. james everett dutschke is accused making deadly substance ricin an inserting it in letters sent to the president and u.s. senator roger wicker and a local mississippi judge, said did i holland. in a court hearing hearing yesterday for dutschke an fbi agent testified a dust mask like a carpenter might use had his dna on it. they were watching dutschke when they saw him remove items from a martial arts studio he used to own. he watched him walk down the street and throw the items away in the trashcan. the dust mask was one of the those items there is proof that dutschke made three separate online purchases of castor beans. you can't make ricin without castor beans. you may remember elvis impersonator, paul kevin curtis was the first person charged with sending letters and he claimed he was framed. he fingered dutschke as som

arthel? >> arthel: a girl could dream, right? i'm just dreaming.ust california dreaming about winning that powerball. all right. michelle, thank you very much. >> gregg: life in prison or death for jodi arias? that's the decision looming for the arizona jury that found her guilty of brutally murdering her ex-boyfriend. the sister of the victim, travis alexander, testifying earlier. she said she's now scared forever. >> i am a police officer and some of these photos are more gruesome than i've ever seen in my 11 years of law enforcement. permanently stained with the images of our poor brother's throat slit from ear to ear. our life is stained with the image of travis' body slumped dead in the shower. >> gregg: what's going to happen here? let's turn to our legal panel, david wool is a defense attorney, bob massi is our fox news legal analyst. bob, on the very day of her conviction, she gives this television interview in which she says she wants the jurors to put her to death. take a listen. >> i believe death is a field to freedom. i would rather ha

arthel: i'm arthel neville in for jenna lee. jon: good to have you, arthel. arthel: lots of news for you. the public face of the irs scandal not on the job today. lois lerner who refused to testify about the tax agency targeting tea party groups now on paid leave a day after she pleaded the fifth on capitol hill and lawmakers say she refused to resign. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel joins us now. mike, apparently changes are underway at the irs even if lerner is not cooperating right? >> reporter: arthel, good morning. 27 year irs veteran ken corbin is the active replacement to handle lois learn ear's job for groups seeking tax-exempt status. daniel werfel, the man sent in by president obama to fix the mess is not wasting anytime. senator chuck grassley asked low wirs lerner for her resignation but she refused. so she was placed on administrative leave. the chairman of the house ways and means says he wants to hear from lerner. >> if he really wanted to be forthcoming about the issue and had done nothing wrong why would you not testify about i

arthel? >> arthel: as the calls great louder for a full investigation into the irs, we're going to discuss whether a special prosecutor is needed to get to the bottom of all of this. that's going to come up a little later in the show. so stick around for that. >> rick: next, new fallout from the benghazi scandal. according to reports, newly released e-mail excerpts expose what some describe as the watering down of the intelligence community's initial report on the attack. now the white house is apparently scrambling to contain the controversy behind the attack that left four americans dead, including our ambassador to libya, chris stevens. doug mckelway has more now from washington. >> a really tough day for white house spokesman jay carney yesterday. for the first time since the benghazi attack happened, the white house press corps pretty much ganged up on him to find answers to yesterday's news report that 12 revisions were made in the benghazi talking points, first issued by the c.i.a. the

arthel: exactly. and i would imagine when you're building up the profile and you're doing all your work, hugh, i'm guessing that these types of productions can only deepen your respect that you have in the awe that you have for nature? >> absolutely. i mean, i lived in the states for two years and i have traveled through a lot of this country but, you know, even when i started this series and over the last two or three years have been blown away by some of the things i've seen here. it is a lifetime of different trips and experiences. arthel: i'm really fascinating. hugh, thank you very much. >> a pleasure. arthel: want to let everybody know discovery channel's "north america", premears it sunday and run through june 16th. jon, that is fascinating. want to watch the whole thing. jon: love watching those goats jump in the stream. thanks, arthel. >>> there is some incredible new video after wrong-way driver sending another car for a swim. we'll bring that to you coming up. >>> plus, the trial of a femal

arthel? >> conner powell, thank you very much. meanwhile, a deadly day in afghanistan. seven u.s. service members killed in the country's south. they were killed in a road side bombing. there are few details about the attack right now burks the coalition says it took place in an area known as the birth place of the taliban. two more americans were killed when a member of the afghan national army turned his gun on them, so-called insider attacks have weakened confidence in afghanistan's ability to provide security once foreign forces withdraw. >>> president obama wrapping up his three-day tour of latin america with stops in mexico and costa rica. the immigration overhaul front and center during his trip because the vast majority of 11 million undocumented immigrants in this country come from that part of the world. chief white house correspondent ed henry is live in san jose, costa rica w the very latest. the president talking about syria today, but a bigger focus on this trip has really been

>> arthel: let me jump in.or jindal is giving advice to his party focusing on big government being the problem. richard, should the dems stay the course or does that party need new direction? >> bill clinton said that the era of big government is over. i think with barack obama he has faced up to an economic challenge in a way that has helped the u.s. economy, european governments would give their eye teeth to be in our space because we went to stimulus and they went to austerity. the government needs to be more effective and leaner but ask the people in oklahoma, ask the people where the bridge collapsed or jersey shore this weekend who wouldn't be there but for the role of government. there is definitely a role for government and big government because small government and private sector won't step up. >> arthel: what do you say? >> you don't know that. there was major flood in coolidge administration. he refused any federal help and people helped each other and managed to rebuild themselves. we always hear t

good luck. >> gregg: did did you buy a ticket. >> arthel: i'm a loser. a loser already. >> gregg: you have a 9:00. my wife got bought six tickets and said she is not sharing with me. >> arthel: she is out of there if she wins. >> gregg: she will be on in island someplace. >> possible ties to the white house. what did the obama administration know and when? we got the details and brand-new report coming up next. the boysm their capital one venture card to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is easy with the venture card because you can fly airline anytime. two words. double miles! this guy can act. wanna play dodge rock? oh, you guys! and with double miles you can actuay use, you never miss the fun. beard growing conte and go! ♪ win! what's in your wallet? of mild to moderate alzheimer's disease is exelon patch. now with more treatment options, your loved one can get a free 30-day trial. and you can have access to nurses. it does not change how the disease progresses. hospitalization, and rarel

. >> arthel: live from america's news headquarters, i'm arthel nevil. new details on devastating crash between two trains, it happened last night outside of bridgeport connecticut. they describe a chaotic scene. at least 70 people were hurt. four remain in serious condition. metro and amtrak service between new york and boston has been suspended. commuters are being told to find alternate ways to work on monday. >>> weary residents of a texas town ravaged by tornadoes are finally returning home. hundreds of people seeing their property for the first time since storms hit wednesday night. they confirm 16 twisters touched down in north texas, granbury bore the brunt of it. it killed six people and destroyed dozens of buildings. back to "cavuto on business", go to foxnews.com for the latest. ♪ >> neil: all right.

arthel nevil joining us with more information. >> arthel: all you need is an internet connection.harvard and columbia and u.c. berkeley and princeton offering virtual learning through nonprofit websites. and it's also a stanford oppress and he professor the old model of education is being challenged. >> when you go to school for four years and next 40 years, model doesn't make sense in the changing world. so what we are doing we are bringing about back into the education system. >> arthel: already millions are tapping in to it with an average 15% of finishing the entire course. some are worthy of college credit. >> the interesting thing is because of the technology and because we can track what students are doing and what they are learning, how they are performing in different exercises and examinations, we have the ability to be able to really determine those out comes. >> still interaction between professors and students is crucial to learning and may be resentment to free online courses for those that spend ten tens of thousands of dollars to college. but it's to make education

arthel neville is here with details. >> reporter: they are massive open online courses. like you said, an internet connection you can talk noncredit courses for free. the world's top universities including harvard columbia, uc berkeley and princeton offering virtual learning to some 15 countries through nonprofit websites. like udacita and udemi. the founder is also a stanford professor and he believe hes the old model of education is being challenge. >> when you go to school for four years and the next 40 years is on what you learned the model doesn't make sense in the rapidly changing world. we are bringing adults back into the education system so that they can keep on, you know, getting booster shots of knowledge. >> already, millions are tapping in with an average of 15% of them finishing the entire course. the american council on education says some are worthy of college credit. >> interesting thing is because of the technology and because we can track what students.org and what they are learning, how they are performing on different exercises and examinations, we h

. >>> i've arthel nevil. fire crews in california getting help from mother nature.ure cool weather helping to contain five active wildfires. one near los angeles score. an area about twice the size of manhattan. hundreds of people forced to evacuate. at least 400 themselves to now in danger but thankfully no injuries reported. >>> israel launching an air strike against syria. israeli officials confirming their air force targeted a shipment of advanced missiles believed to be bound for to hezbollah an ally of the assad regime. they call it game changing weapons but not chemical arms. i'm arthel nevil and getting back to "cashin' in" and eric boling is in the house. log on to foxnews.com. you are watching the most powerful name in news, the fox news channel. >> eric: unions rallying with immigrants demanding the halt of deportations of illegal aliens, lane leaders say they want to protect undocumented workers but tracy says they are trying to protect something else. >> i think, your bananas, come on. there was a time and place for unions in our history. eric, today is

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm arthel nevil.arching for the person who attacked a french soldier and stabbed him in the throat. it happened in a business district outside of paris. french military spokesman says the 23-year-old soldier was wounded. his life is not in danger. assault comes days after the hacking death of a british soldier. no confirmed link between the attacks. flash flooding creating a dangerous situation in san antonio. one woman was killed when rising waters swept her car off a bridge. they are urging people to stay inside. emergency crews rescuing dozens of trapped drivers and people stranded in their home. i'm arthel nevil. get you back to up close with 43 president george w. bush. stay safe everybody. se with geoe w. bush. >> dana: welcome back to fox news. we have a very tragedy alert for you right now. an incredible plane crash into the world trade center here at the lower tip of manhattan. >> it was the terror attacks of 9/11. when the attacks themselves to the criticism that followed afterwards. tonight

. >> arthel: i'm arthel nevil. severe weather, treads across the country and lasting through monday. right in and out nou a tornado warning is in effect for colorado, objections and kansas. from dakotas to north texas, they are on the look out for large hail and thunderstorms. on monday the threat of tornadoes moved east and storms may continue into mid-week. nearly 600 million dollars up for grabs and time is running out. people in 43 states plus washington, d.c. lining up at gas stations and convenience stores for their chance at striking filthy rich. taking a shot at the largest powerball jackpot ever and second biggest prize in u.s. history. the chance of winning is one in 175 million. the drawing will be held tonight. >> eric: taxpayers are wondering if anyone's privacy is safe after irs demanded grouse's facebook accounts and they seized phone records of associated press. we should all be concerned about this, right? >> not just because of our privacy but because of our political freedom. facebook protects pe

arthel neville, thanks very much. >>> treasury yields at the highest level in over a year taking attention from the attractive playing defensive stocks but how do you play the market? with very janney montgomery scott's guy labas is here with his take. guy, i was interesting to read goldman sachs bond selloff is finally happening. do you agree? >> well, i think it is evident in the market moves that occurred in the last month or so. we've seen substantial selling. that said going forward i think there are a lost factors that will mitigate yields from rising very rapidly in the near term. number one, economic conditions while a little bit better are not accelerating at that great of a pace. ashley: that is interesting. as far as the 10-year-year-old what are you expecting over the course of say three to six months? >> well, i think one thing is certain. we're going to see a lot more of this volatility. one of the things that bernanke did last week was effectively put the markets on notice, that the we need to pay more

>> arthel: also, astronauts at

arthel neville is in the newsroom here in new york.mpson asking for a new trial at this point? >> well, harris, o.j. simpson is claiming that his lawyer yale galanter advised him he was this within his legal rights to retrieve that sports memorabilia as you mentioned. nevada law says it is a crime even if you take your own property. here is some background for you in 2007, o.j. in vegas for a friend's wedding got word that dealers were selling his mementos. including family photos at the palace station hotel. during his trial, o.j. testified that he only went back to the hotel to take back his property. >> i'm sorry. i didn't mean to steal anything from anybody. i didn't know i was doing anything illegal. >> in 2008, o.j. simpson was convicted of armed robbery and kidnapping after he and five friends armed with guns broke into a hotel room and tried to take back his things. simpson is serving his sentence at the love lot correctional center in nevada, harris. >> harris: i had to chuckle when you said the judge had toe remind you it's i

of it which is what they have done in what we call rosen gate rosen is the reporter for fox news arthel who was subject to a search warrant trying to a search warrant on the thirty he was a coconspirator with a gentleman named cam i mean i look at you you don't look like a coconspirator to me but if you were to start covering some washington stories which inevitably were involved now security information you're subject to being called a coconspirator you know legally i could give you a song and dance but just for your viewers in terms of common sense we know reporters aren't coconspirators and we know their record shouldn't be subject to search warrants come on lay off president bush so why do you think they're doing it do you think they're doing it to the to intimidate us journalists from seeking information and publishing sure these reports are not necessarily i mean what if they did it if they did that to your colleague here you would be intimidated or if indeed they did it to you would be intimidated next time around they're also trying to intimidate those who who leak and i think a

arthel: i'm arthel neville in for jenna lee. jon: good to have you, arthel.lic face of the irs scandal not on the job today. lois lerner who refused to testify about the tax

i'm arthel nevil. get you back to "cavuto on business".eanwhile, go to foxnews.com for all the headlines. ♪ ♪ >> neil: think you are looking at winter wonderland. think again, its spring wonderland. everybody is wondering what happened to it. the storm ripping through the midwest continues the theme that already is making this about the coldest spring on record thus far. families are looking at soaring heating bills as it is. and white house holding a public hearing on new proposed fuel rules for global warming. consumers it will cost big time. >> i really think it's up. the interesting things. contradictions from the administration. they invest a lot of money into electric cars and stuff like this. by the same token they are talking about slowing down fracking. natural gas prices will go up. we're buy more coal. how about this contradiction. you got the electric cars but you also pushing higher standards. people are going out and regular car can get -- it's nutty thing. other thing called cold weather. that puts a little bit of kabash in

arthel nevil joins us live in new york, my condolences. >> arthel: you know i didn't buy a ticket.dds of winning, gregg, was put at 1 in 175 million. if disney world is most magical place on earth, then zephyr hills florida has most lucky place on earth. >> this is powerball. tonight we have the biggest jackpot in powerball history, an estimated $595 million. let's play powerball. 22, after that we got the number 10-we are going to meet mike conrad, matched all five white numbers. next number up lucky 13 then 14 and than had we have the number 52. for tonight's winning number. match this number, tonight it is 11. >> arthel: there you heard all the winning numbers right there. and saturday evening announcement made a trip to the grocery store far more than a mun day crews down the produce aisle. >> wow, i can't believe it. that is shocking. >> believe it the jackpot produced $590.5 million pay day for some lucky person or persons. the chance to win was a long shot but the odds didn't deter people across the country from trying their luck. winning ticketed was sold at that publix sup

i'm arthel neville. dagen: thank you. good to see.test reading, actually the highest level in five years. our question today is, who is responsible for all the spending? dagen: jeff flock -- well, not jeff flock, but he will tell you. he's in illinois with more. >> reporter: if only. we wish. at think i fit into this category. have you fate -- heard of the henry's, high earners not rich yet because they're spending all their money on something like this. take a look at this grill, going as high as $21,000. the president of kalamazoo outdoor gore may, you have had tremendous growth and you say this is what is driving the economy. >> yes. this is what is driving the economy, even during the recession of the last five years we have grown 20-40%. take a look at the numbers. compared even to the altar high earners. these are folks that make between $10,250,000, have not accumulated great wealth and are spending a lot of money and spending has increased while the altar high-end has not kept pace >> reporter: the reason why we have grown so

. >> arthel: and lone star state is dealing with dangerous flooding this hour.ll be firing up their grills for memorl

tracy: arthel neville, thank you very much. >> you're welcome.igital conference underway in california, kicked off last night with an interview with apple ceo tim cook. it was a long interview. our own adam shapiro is there now. he is sitting down with one of silicon valley's mark andreessen. i remember, feels like we've been reporting on this guy since, what, '95, when the ipo went. >> that was a long time ago. you're going back to netscape navigator what you're remembering. let's talk about the future. that is why mr. andreessen is joining it here at all things d, we're talking about mobile. we'll mach the discussion even bigger. he is known for saying everything they predicted in 1999 with the dot-coms back then has come true. everything they did on "star trek" in the late '60s we will one day invent. do you still believe that. >> i still believe that. one day. some things will take longer than others but we'll get there. >> jump into something that would seem right out of "star trek", for instance, 3-d printing. you just invested heavily into

hour i'm arthel neville with your fox muse minute. a new police chief, its fifth top cop in five years. james craig is moving from his job as cincinnati police chief to return to detroit where he began his career as a police officer in 1977. for the fifth year in a row, "forbes" magazine called detroit the most dangerous city in america. >>> accused cleveland kidnapper ariel castro will plead not guilty to all charges. that is according to his attorney who says castro is on suicide watch in jail. the 52-year-old castro is facing kidnapping and rape charges in the alleged abduction of three women. prosecutors say he kept the women captive up to a decade. >>> o.j. simpson has finished testifying in a las vegas courtroom. he is looking for a new trial in his 2008 armed robbery conviction alleging his attorney never told him back then a plea deal was on the table. those are your headlines on the fox business network. get you back now to ashley and tracy. tracy: arthel neville, thank you very, very much. >> you're very welcome. tracy: wack

tracy: can never get enough of the royals, arthel neville.much. >>> our special series of the business of real estate continues tonight as gerri willis talks to a trio of reality tv stars making huge money, huge, on the housing market. she joins us now. i say huge, because my girls and i watch some of these shows. >> i'm so thrilled. we have peter pasternak from flip this house. we'll ask him, is flipping over or is it really back? if you do it, how do you do it and make money at it and lose everything you own flipping a house. ashley: exactly. >> he will tell us all about that, i'm very excited. we have oren alexander. this fellow, listen to this, sold the most expensive miami house, single-family home on the market ever. closed the deal for $47 million. this was in august of 2012. he says the market down there is on fire. there are some 20 condo projects in miami being built right this very minute and a 120 residential projects throughout the miami area. ashley: there were ghost towns filled with condo complexes with no one in them. it was

arthel neville has the details. >> it wasn't disneyland but you clear early a magical place.side of tampa is where the winning ticket bagging the highest powerball jackpot in history was sold. >> get ready, everybody, this is power ball. >> the winning numbers were 10, 13, 14, 22 and 52 with the powerball of 11. the grand prize accumulating after two months of drawings surpassing the previous record power ball payoff of $587.5 million set in november of 2012. but falling short of the $600 million some lottery officials had been advertising. the jackpot record or producing a record $590.5 million pay day for some lucky person or persons. i do mean lucky. the chances of winning 1 in 175.2 million. such long shot odds did not deter people from across 43 power ball playing states including washington, d.c. and the u.s. virgin islands from lining up to tre try their luc. once the lucky winner steps forward to collect the cash he she or they would walk away .. ... >> shannon: a new youly released report shows the department of justice allowed a small but significant number of terro

. >> arthel: america live starts right now. >>> breaking details right now in the boston bombing investigation. federal, state and local authorities are combing the woods near dartmouth where suspect d tar went to cool. i'm megyn kelly. this is brand-new search video. steps away from the 19-year-old's dorm room and the buildings where he attended class. a spokeswoman for the u.s. attorney's office that the bureau of atf is taking the lead on this search but could not say what the authorities are looking for. this is learning new details about the original plot and where the bombs were made. we're going to go back to the aerials in one moment and be joined by law enforcement officials to talk about what they might be searching for. i want to get to chief correspondent catherine herridge >> national security source familiar with the investigation, dzhokar tsarnaev has told investigombs came together more quickly than expected. national security source described the marathon has a target of opportunity. it showed clear premeditation including the decision to target the finish line. separately a s